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"the person who fell asleep on the couch of the house he was robbing (this one is common)." This is common? is it addicts nodding off? I'm picturing myself in t
by snapcaster 3y ago
"the person who fell asleep on the couch of the house he was robbing (this one is common)." This is common? is it addicts nodding off? I'm picturing myself in this situation and imaging my anxiety how could someone possibly fall asleep? actually baffled
- meiraleal 3y agoAlcohol and/or drugs
- 9991 3y agoProbably not his first time robbing a house.
- johngossman 3y agoIn the case I remember, the burglar broke in, started to steal the XBox, decided to play a game, and fell asleep. But I heard other variations after my cousin told me this one. https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/nov/22/asleep-on-the-job-alleged-burglar-found-napping-and-covered-in-doritos https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/nov/22/asleep-on-th...
- TrainedMonkey 3y agoI wonder if "common" in this case is relative. I.E. it's the right type of story to grab our attention so we are disproportionally more likely to hear about few cases that do happen.
- jrussino 3y agoSomething is interpreted as "common" because it is disproportionately talked about, but it's disproportionately talked about precisely between it is uncommon and therefore interesting! Is there a name for this phenomenon?